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STATUS: We are an authorized SpeedBleeder dealer, and have brake bleeder kits for virtuallly all motorcycles! SPEED BLEEDERS: Speed Bleeder Complete Kits!What is a SpeedBleeder? A SpeedBleeder is a patented replacement brake bleeder nipple that contains an one-way spring-loaded ball valve. This permits one-person fast brake bleeding of old fluids, water and air. This is an one-time upgrade; once installed, the bleeders will last until damaged, no matter how often you bleed the brakes. Cut-away view:
Installation: • Place container and rag under existing bleeder. • Unscrew existing bleeder (some brake fluid will leak out). • Screw in new bleeder and torque to 6 lb-ft (aka 8 Nm, aka 0.8 kg-m); do not over-torque. • Follow bleeding instructions after installing all the bleeders for your brakes. Bleeding: • Remove rubber bleeder cap. • Install included hose over a bleeder and lead to jar or container (to capture old fluid; old spaghetti jars work well). • Unscrew that bleeder 1/4 turn (90 degrees counter-clockwise). • Uncap & fill brake fluid reservior. • Activate brakes repeatedly, making sure reservior never gets below 50% full (refill as necessary). • When the new fluid gets to the container, close bleeder valve 90 degrees (1/4 turn clockwise) again. • Reattach rubber cap over bleeder, then close reservior if appropriate, and move to next bleeder. • Repeat until all the brakes have been bled. • Turn in old brake fluid at oil-recycling locations for reycling (since brake fluid is merely a special acidic formulation of hydraulic oil); do not dispose of into ground or standard trash recepticles! Note: the only difference between standard steel kit and stainless steel kit is the shiney-ness; pick stainless if you have a show-bike and won't have the rubber caps on. FITMENT: NOTE: THIS SECTION IS BEING CONSTRUCTED AT THIS TIME
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